A man has been arrested after an egg was thrown in the direction of the King during a walk in Luton.
A 20-year-old suspect was in custody on suspicion of common assault after being arrested this on Tuesday in St George’s Square, Bedfordshire Police said.
The King was temporarily removed from the crowd in front of City Hall by security personnel, but he continued to shake hands with the public after being taken to another area.
A protester was also arrested last month after egging the King in York.
At the start of today’s visit, the King met representatives from the Royal British Legion, Ghana Society, Luton Town Football Academy, veterans and cadets.
He then visited Guru Nanak Gurdwara in the city and met the volunteers at the Luton Sikh charity kitchen stall.
The King wore a Ramaal veil for his visit to the new temple and bowed to the Sikh holy book, Guru Granth Sahib.
He also traveled on Luton’s Dart mass passenger transit system, which connects the railway station to the airport.
The Royal Family is set for the release of the controversial Harry and Meghan documentary on Thursday.
In two trailers released by Netflix for the show, the Duke of Sussex talks about “dirty game” against him and his wife and the “pain and suffering” of women marrying into the royal family.
The trailers have been criticized for featuring misleading clips and photographs.
The images in the second trailer, which apparently show the paparazzi stalking the couple, were actually taken when Katie Price arrived in court last year.
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